Daniel Wallace's standard intermediate Greek grammar, treating New Testament syntax with thousands of examples drawn from the text itself. Read more.
Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics is the standard intermediate grammar for New Testament Greek. Daniel B. Wallace works systematically through the syntax of cases, the article, adjectives, pronouns, prepositions, person and number, voice, mood, tense, the infinitive and participle, and clause structure, illustrating every category with examples from the Greek New Testament and showing where a grammatical decision changes the meaning of a passage.
This is the book that carries a student from first-year Greek into actual exegesis, and it is assigned in seminaries across the English-speaking world. Pastors who keep up their Greek use it as a working reference during sermon preparation, particularly for the disputed constructions where commentaries disagree. Wallace is consistently explicit about how certain or uncertain a given reading is.